Nonogram Picross - Pixo
Anastassiya Shugaley · Games
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What changed · US
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• Every filled cell now snaps into place instead of switching colour silently • Completing a line flashes across the board — you can finally SEE the moment, not just hear it • A wrong tap flashes the cell red and shakes your lives • Your coin balance is now in the game HUD and opens the shop: a hint used to spend coins you could not even see • The shop and the intro are translated into all nine languages (they were English-only)
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About
Pixo is a premium Nonogram (Picross) puzzle game where every grid hides a pixel picture waiting to be revealed. HOW IT WORKS Read the number clues for each row and column. They tell you how many filled squares appear in each continuous block. Tap to fill, mark blanks with an X, and watch the image emerge cell by cell. FEATURES • Hand-crafted puzzle packs from 5×5 warm-ups to 15×15 masterpieces • Daily challenge with streak tracking • Random puzzles when you want something fresh • Hint, undo, and smart auto-check so mistakes never feel punishing • Earn coins, unlock cosmetic board themes in the Shop • Track solves, stars, streaks, and best times in Statistics • Achievements for dedicated solvers DESIGNED FOR FOCUS Dark, minimal interface with satisfying haptics and sound. Whether you have five minutes or an hour, Pixo delivers calm, rewarding logic play — completely free, no paywalls.
What's new · 1.2.0
• Every filled cell now snaps into place instead of switching colour silently • Completing a line flashes across the board — you can finally SEE the moment, not just hear it • A wrong tap flashes the cell red and shakes your lives • Your coin balance is now in the game HUD and opens the shop: a hint used to spend coins you could not even see • The shop and the intro are translated into all nine languages (they were English-only)
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